Tempco Electric Heater Corporation Cast-In Ring Heaters

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The design scope of this product line makes it possible to cast large or small diameter disc shaped rings with nominal thicknesses of 5/8" to 1". These units are an excellent choice for heating the top or bottom of a cylindrical die. As a standard, Cast-In Ring Heaters are generally manufactured in aluminum because of its superior thermal conductivity. For higher temperature or high watt density requirements, bronze or brass alloys can be used. A variety of standard terminations shown on pages 3-54 and 3-55 are available. The units can be fully machined to include through holes for mounting, thermocouple holes and surface machining.
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Description
The design scope of this product line makes it possible to cast large or small diameter disc shaped rings with nominal thicknesses of 5/8" to 1". These units are an excellent choice for heating the top or bottom of a cylindrical die. As a standard, Cast-In Ring Heaters are generally manufactured in aluminum because of its superior thermal conductivity. For higher temperature or high watt density requirements, bronze or brass alloys can be used. A variety of standard terminations shown on pages 3-54 and 3-55 are available. The units can be fully machined to include through holes for mounting, thermocouple holes and surface machining.
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Cast-In Ring Heaters -  - Tempco Electric Heater Corporation
Wood Dale, IL, United States
Cast-In Ring Heaters
Cast-In Ring Heaters
The design scope of this product line makes it possible to cast large or small diameter disc shaped rings with nominal thicknesses of 5/8" to 1". These units are an excellent choice for heating the top or bottom of a cylindrical die. As a standard, Cast-In Ring Heaters are generally manufactured in aluminum because of its superior thermal conductivity. For higher temperature or high watt density requirements, bronze or brass alloys can be used. A variety of standard terminations shown on pages 3-54 and 3-55 are available. The units can be fully machined to include through holes for mounting, thermocouple holes and surface machining.

The design scope of this product line makes it possible to cast large or small diameter disc shaped rings with nominal thicknesses of 5/8" to 1". These units are an excellent choice for heating the top or bottom of a cylindrical die. As a standard, Cast-In Ring Heaters are generally manufactured in aluminum because of its superior thermal conductivity. For higher temperature or high watt density requirements, bronze or brass alloys can be used. A variety of standard terminations shown on pages 3-54 and 3-55 are available. The units can be fully machined to include through holes for mounting, thermocouple holes and surface machining.

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  Tempco Electric Heater Corporation
Product Category Electric Heaters
Product Name Cast-In Ring Heaters
Heater Type Cast-In Heater
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